This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Izabela Godyń, Karolina Müller, Gabriela Szotkowska
To include nature-based solution (NBS) benefits in cost–benefit analysis, the authors compiled 233 monetary estimates from 75 sources, standardized them per area unit, updated to 2025 prices, and transferred them to Polish conditions via PP…
Md Shakil Arman, Vasileios Stratiotou Efstratiadis, Fahim Khan +4
A materials-engineering study on granulating fine eggshell powder to boost CO2 sorption capacity for carbon capture while improving flowability for binder jetting. It addresses powder design for carbonate-based capture materials. No abstrac…
Mingjie Yang, Peng Zhang, Yuanhong Liu +2
Integrating SWAT and a light use efficiency (LUE) model, this study analyzes how 2000–2020 land use change affected vegetation gross primary productivity (GPP) in China's Yiluo River Basin. Farmland-to-forest and farmland-to-grassland conve…
Joy Ehimwenma Ossai, Chukwuemeka Peter Ukpaka, Osarieme Uyi Osazuwa +2
Acid-activated corncob, an abundant agricultural waste in Nigeria, was carbonized and activated to create a porous CO2 adsorbent. Characterization showed high porosity and 94.18 atomic% carbon. Fixed-bed tests achieved adsorption capacities…
Yanyou Guan, Gordon C. Rausser, David Zilberman
A comprehensive review of 239 CCUS technologies assessing maturity (TRL) and economics (capture cost, product-price impact). Most pathways remain immature and costly, trapping private capital in a wait-and-see dynamic driven by risk premium…
Huimin Liu, Xueqiang JI, Jie Shang
Using panel data from 169 cities in China's 13 major grain-producing areas (2013-2023), this DID study treats the low-altitude economy pilot policy (LAEPP) as a quasi-natural experiment. LAEPP reduces agricultural carbon emission intensity …
Tingwei Gao, Ziwei Liu, Mingzhuang Sun +3
This study compares sidestream versus mainstream anaerobic membrane bioreactors (AnMBR) for low-carbon wastewater treatment using life-cycle techno-economic and environmental assessment. It incorporates stochastic uncertainties to quantify …
Emmanuel Oluwaseyi Atofarati, Mopeli I. Khama, Romanus Uwaoma +2
This study models microstructure-transport coupling in the pre-reduction of titaniferous magnetite, examining porosity evolution and Ti-phase effects. It contributes to process understanding for low-carbon ironmaking such as hydrogen-based …
Shuo Wang, Wenying Tang, Zhongxiang Chen
This study assesses Sargassum-based concrete as a low-carbon building material through life cycle assessment and explores multi-regional adaptation pathways. It examines the carbon-reduction potential of replacing cement and the feasibility…
W. Madhyamapurush
A survey of 400 urban, digitally literate seniors using an extended Theory of Planned Behavior model examined low-carbon tourism. Perceived credibility/usefulness of online information (DIP) influenced intention more than active social medi…
Maria Lampridi, Vasso Marinoudi, Lefteris Th. Benos +5
This study quantified cultivation-stage GHG emissions across 25 commercial lentil fields in Central Italy (14 low-input, 11 intensive) over two seasons, within a field-to-storage boundary. Area-normalized emissions were 555 vs. 632 kg CO2eq…
Hong Fang
Using panel data from 280 Chinese prefecture-level cities (2006–2019, 3,920 observations), this study examines whether the Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) policy mitigates the urban energy rebound effect. It offers a dataset and insights on th…
Janusz Kotowicz, Łukasz Böhm, Mateusz Brzęczek +4
This study analyzes the energy performance of a photovoltaic-powered electrolysis system for low-temperature CO2 conversion. It appears to assess the feasibility of coupling renewable electricity with electrolytic CO2 conversion from an ene…
Yuchen Gao, Weisheng Lu, Bolun Wang
This work develops a hypergraph neural network surrogate model to support the design of low-carbon modular buildings. It aims to rapidly predict carbon and performance metrics from design parameters, accelerating design-space exploration an…
Ruiwen Chang, Yuchao Xu, Yu Deng +1
This paper frames Scope 3 emissions reporting as an instrument to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) deployment. It examines how corporate Scope 3 accounting and disclosure obligations—especially upstream categories—can drive SAF de…
Abdelrahman Mohamed Mohamed Saeed, Mansour Ahmed Elmansour Elfaki, Ali Ahmed
Using 2010–2025 quarterly data, this study tests the interplay of energy price reforms, green financing, and non-oil GDP in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. Combining VECM, ARDL, K-means, and random forest, it finds energy price reforms do not h…
Kwaku Afrifa, Abena Osei
This review examines sustainable finance's role in green investment and financing the ecological transition across three dimensions: ESG integration into investment and asset pricing, green financial instruments and intermediation, and fina…
Joseph E. Aldy, Michael Toffel, Abby Ong +1
This paper examines how voluntary corporate climate targets function within a patchwork of differing national and regional policies. It likely explores how overlaps and gaps between voluntary frameworks such as SBTi and regulation shape tar…
Yazhen Gong, Min Wang, Jinhua Zhao
China leads the world in both GHG emissions and renewable energy deployment. This review classifies China's climate policies into binding climate targets and a mix of command-and-control and market-based implementation mechanisms. It assess…
Benoit Rugabirwa, Jean Népo Hakizimana, Francois Niyonzima Niyongabo +1
This review critically examines limitations of current CO2 capture, sequestration, and utilization technologies—capture efficiency, energy demand, economics, and long-term environmental benefit. It reframes CO2 as a chemical feedstock and h…
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